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Asked: 2026-05-12T20:08:51+00:00

I have a couple of projects hosted on Codeplex. Since I didn’t really have

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I have a couple of projects hosted on Codeplex. Since I didn’t really have a clue about anything but TFS when I created them, I used that. But, now I have gotten more comfortable with TortoiseSVN and VisualSVN so I would like to use that instead.

Of course, to get my project using subversion is no problem. The thing is that the projects have TFS bindings in them. How can I remove these? Would be nice with a step by step guide.

And so you don’t have to wonder what tools I have: I can connect to the projects with both the TFS Explorer thing in Visual Studio and with TortoiseSVN. I also have TFS power tools installed, so I can use those too if needed.

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    1. File -> Source Control -> Change Source Control.
    2. Highlight all rows, click Unbind, OK.
    3. Save.
    4. Tools -> Options -> Source Control.
    5. Pick desired VS plugin, OK.
    6. Solution Explorer -> rightclick -> Add To Source Control.
    7. Follow the instructions in the new provider’s wizard.

    There are some binding commands in tfpt but they’re all about adding TFS bindings, not removing them.

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